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Partnerships were a big theme coming out of the first-ever GNSI Tampa Summit. The ongoing struggle for influence in the Greater Middle East with Russia and China is a growing conflict with long-term repercussions around the globe.

Understanding the Chinese domestic demand for energy and the need to secure energy resources will provide insights into the CCP’s foreign policy objectives. 

Hunger and food insecurity have long been used by state and non-state entities as weapons of manipulation, oppression and control over populations. This conference will explore how hunger and food insecurity is used as weapons of war and can affect national and global security, through panel discussions and break-out sessions.

Other stories of interest:

• Executive Director, General (Ret) Frank McKenzie analyzes the Iran missile programs and UAVs. Read More.
• GNSI Names first Board of Advisors. Read More.
• USF President Rhea Law highlights GNSI as a key component of the university's long-term success. Read More.

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